Culley's Beats New Coffee Pot In 29 to 0 Victory
Culley's Pharmacy DX team dominates New Coffee Pot 29 to 0 with 25 hits led by G. Jacobs five and L. Minges four. T. Lake grounded the Pot's lone hit as Culley's offense pounded pitching by T. Lake S. Lake and D. Roessler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culley
Pharmacy DX
Minges
A. Minges
T. Lake
S. Lake
D. Roessler
G. Jacobs
L. Minges
T. Batchelor
C. Noonan
F. O. P. Edges Lake's Jewelry In Low-Scoring Make-Up
In a makeup game on Monday June 19 F. O. P. scored two runs in the bottom of the fifth to rally past Lake's Jewelry 8 to 7. Jeff Batchelor led F. O. P. with three doubles and Tim Sawyer, Randy Kater, and Norm Miller added key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake’s Jewelry
Jeff Batchelor
Randy Kater
Lake’s
J. Walsh
R. Grubbs
Tim Sawyer
Norm Miller
Jody McCowan
McCilel
C. Bailey
Kroger's DX Defeats Bunnell's Insurance 9 6
Kroger's DX beat Bunnell's Insurance 9 to 6 in a well played game. Roger Kolb led Kroger's with 2 singles and a home run, Gary Bennett added a homer and a single, Gary Bush doubled and singled, Jeff Viel had 2 singles. Bunnell's Ins pitchers Sauntry brothers threw well. John Bunnell homered and doubled, Terry Bunnell hit a triple and single. Come see the boys play at the Grade School this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
Bunnell
Roger Kolb
Gary Bennett
Gary Bush
Jeff Viel
Danny West
Tony Remillard
Mike
John
Jerry Parrott
Terry Bunnell
John Dierdorf
Kroger's Beat Village Pharmacy In Baseball Bout
Kroger's beat Village Pharmacy by a baseball score as N Cole pitched four innings allowing seven hits and four strikeouts. D West finished with one hit allowed and three walks. Kolb went 4 for 4 with three singles and a triple. Bennett collected two hits including a double.
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Village Pharmacy
Kroger
N. Cole
D. West
R. Kolb
G. Bennett
Romaleed Ous
Superbugs Triumph Over Donna & Gene's 23 to 6
The West VW team the Superbugs defeated Donna & Gene's 23 to 6 at the K of C game. Goth played in contact for Donna & Gene's while baton exchanges occurred.
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Donna & Gene
K. of C
Goth
Donna & Gene's rally gains on strong hitting night
Ken Fohl and Mark Schlarmann pitched three innings giving up 10 walks and 16 hits while striking out 1. Larry Moster led Donna & Gene's with 2 hits. Ken Eckel Frank Morse and Mike Mergenthal added a double and a single. Jerry Collins had a long triple and a single. Jim Souders and Dave Garrison delivered key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Fohl
Mark Schlarmann
Larry Moster
Donna
Gene
Ken Eckel
Frank Morse
Mike Mergenthal
Jerry Collins
Jim Souders
Dave Garrison
Press Takes Win Over Bunnell's Harrison
The Press defeated Bunnell Insurance 18 to 16 on June 7 at Waterworks field in a pitchers duel early. J Sauntry started for Bunnell's and Don Kamphaus for the Press. Sauntry threw four innings of no hit baseball while hits and walks later shaped the outcome. Kamphaus led the Press with two doubles and three singles, while Rick Abbott added a bases loaded double and a single. Holcomb Carr Bunell Fray led Bunnell's with at least three hits apiece and T Boggs homered. The game ended with a runner picked off third for Bunnell's. the Press rise to 3-2.
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Harrison Press
Bunnell Insurance
Big Waterworks Field
Bunnell's
J. Sauntry
Bunnell’s
Don Kamphaus
The
Press
Sauntry
Kamphaus
Rick Abbott
Jeff Schalk
Sizemore
Beckman
Jack Schalk
Sturgill
Bunnell
Holcomb
Carr
Bunell
Fray
East
T. Boggs
the Press
Whitewater Market routs Beige Fields 19 to 3 in CX baseball
Whitewater Market won its fourth game of the season with a 19 3 victory over Beige Fields. Kenny Hornsby Alan Waugh held the Plumbers to one hit while Whitewater collected seventeen hits led by Hornsby Nixon and Hotopp with multiple extra base hits. Next week Whitewater faces American Legion and Beige Fields meets Hawks Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater Market
Beige Fields
Kenny Hornsby
Alan Waugh
Plumbers
Glen Warders
Ken Hornsby
Keith Nixon
Jeff Hotopp
Chris Remillard
Whitewater
Nick
Tom Young
Ralph Dubs
Robby Schneider
American Legion
Hawk’s Insurance
Successful Peewee Bake Sale Held
The Harrison Peewee baseball organization thanks all who contributed worked or purchased at the bake sale last Saturday. The sale supports the Peewee program and community support.
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Harrison Peewee Baseball Organization
Legion Takes Win Over V. P. Legion
The Legion defeated V. P. by 15 to 5. Village Pharmacy pitchers M. Whitaker and T. Wilson pitched four and three innings respectively, with T. Reiter recording a hit for Village Pharmacy. Catchers were T. Wilson and R. Hoicker. The Legion boys played solid defense and offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Village Pharmacy
M. Whitaker
T. Wilson
R. Hoicker
T. Reiter
Community baseball notes and thanks from Harrison DX
Thanks go to Mr and Mrs Heimbrock for after game treats. On June 21 Village Pharmacy faces Donna and Gene s at Whitewater Meadows field 2. Legion meets Bunnell Insurance at K of C field 6 00 PM. American Legion and Harrison Press DX teams took boys to see the Reds on June 16.boys who attended the game were an honor to Harrison DX baseball and behaved well.
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Harrison
Bright welcomes new minister at United Methodist Churches
The town welcomes Rev. and Mrs. Jim Toole as the new minister at Bright and Logan United Methodist Churches. Vacation Bible School continues at Bright United Methodist Church from 7 45 to 9 PM. Certificates were given to attending children and teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Toole
Bright and Logan United Methodist
Christian Church
Bright United Methodist Church
Marva Barricklow
Good Samaritan Hospital
Harvey Shadd
Christ Hospital
Bright Christian Church
Muscatatuck
Ralph Courter
Jesse Smith
Susie Fairchild
Carra Smith
George Trueblood
Bro. Trueblood
Paul Lutz
Harrison
Blanche Ashley
Bright Methodist
Harrison Baptist
Clayton Rechenbach
Doug
Rechenbach
Richmond
Virginia
David Kling
Emily
Earl Sykes
Bright I
Marie Guard
Family ties and Father's Day visits around Whitewater
Mr and Mrs Stanton Goble enjoyed a family cook out at their daughter’s home for Father's Day. Albert McNally and family visited Merle Studt’s at Everton, and Art Wenzel of Milan called on Elmer Zwissler. Sauerland and Bradley families hosted visitors including Fohl Skeoch Thalheimer and Frey relatives. Wm Sauerland vacationing. P H Jones and son Tim joined Zwisslers for Father’s Day.
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Stanton Goble
Dave Lewis
Albert McNally
Merle Studt
Everton
Art Wenzel
Milan
Indiana
Elmer Zwissler
Wm. Sauerland
Julian
Agnes Zita
Paul Sauerland
Sauerland
Reas Bradley
Mike Fohl
Martha
Dorothy
Cedar Grove
William Wohl
Phoenix
Arizona
John Skeoch
Dunkirk
Cletus Thalheimer
Brookville
Robert Bradley
Howard
Donald
Ronald Thalheimer
Steve
Merle Frey
Frank Frey
Stanton
Frey
Mew
Datties
P. H. Jones
Tim
Zwissler
Local Family Visit Spotted in Mount Hope Area
Donnie and Jeff Taylor of Westchester visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Taylor and Mrs Jacob Bachman of E Miami River Road Saturday. The group enjoyed a family picnic at Miami Whitewater Park.
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Donnie
Jeff Taylor
West‘chester
Ernest Tayee
Jacob Bachman
E. Miami River Road
Leona Bachman
Miami Whitewater Park
Borntrager Rigney wedding at Miamitown Church of Christ
Miss Barbara Jean Rigney and Mr Gary Borntrager wed Saturday evening May 20 in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Virgil Farringer. The couple, now residing in Cincinnati, receive guests at 3513 Eyrich Ave. after a church reception and wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Rigney
Gary Borntrager
Miamitown Church of Christ
Virgil Farringer
Curtis Rigney
Leroy Borntrager
Jeannie Beddel
Nancy Cox
Cheryl Borntrager
Pat McGregor
Donna Borntrager
Kim McGregor
Bill Palmer
Jeff Gunner
Walt Rolfes
Ken Rigney
Mark Borntrager
Kent Borntrager
Eyrich Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Forest Honors Michael Bachman Before Marine Departure
Sunday afternoon event in Forest honored Michael Bachman as he prepares to enter the Marines. Attendees included Mrs and Diane Bachman, Mr and Mrs Eugene Bachman, Dale and Mike, Dick Donawerth, Connie Donawerth, Mr and Mrs Dale Hawk and Ricky, Roger Ross, Chuckie and Dedee Ross, and Mr and Mrs Mel Ross. Additional visits noted with Mr and Mrs Dale Zinkhan at the Potts home.
Abplanalp and Wilhelm Families Gather in Southgate
Social notes recount a Clark G Diesel company picnic at Versailles State Park and family visits across Ross Ohio St Leon and Indianapolis. Attendees include Alfred Abplanalp Bob Wilhelm Earl Wilhelm Ralph Schuck Emma Haas James Maybury and others with nephews and relatives visiting Miami University Dayton and Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Bob Wilhelm
Clark G. M. Diesel Company
Versailles State Park
John Maybury
Miami University
Oxford
Dar
Joe Maybury Ross
Ohio
Earl Wilhelm
Earl Lee Wilhelm
St. Leon
Ralph Schuck
Ann
Carl Schuck
Emma Haas
Patti Gillman
Jeanette Schwartz
Oliver Haas
Dorothy Abplanalp
Tony
Bill
Anne Abplanalp
Rosella Maybury
Indianapolis
Roessler
St. Peters
Evelyn Nuckum
Mary Schlemmer
Dayton
New Trenton Cycling Tour Passes Indian Trails
On Wednesday last week Mrs. Josephine Kraus and Mike traveled by truck toward Liberty Indiana. They rode from Ray's Farm Equipment to Liberty Pike stopping at Ron Galven's home for lemonade and Diana's cookies. A flat tire caused a Mt. Carmel stop before seven cyclists continued from Whitewater school.
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Josephine Kraus
Mike
Liberty
Indiana
Ray
Liberty Pike
Billingsville
Ron Galven
Diana
Mt. Carmel
Phyllis Hann
Whitewater School School
Troop 72 Boy Scouts Open Summer Cycling Merit Ride
A Scout troop journeyed from Sharptown toward New Haven passing Drewersburg and Mortashed roads. They paused at a store for ice cream and topped up tires at Jack's American Station before continuing to Harrison and Tay-Se Polar Whip while pursuing the cycling merit badge.
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Sharptown
Okeawa
Ohio
Drewersburg Road
Mortashed
New Haven
Harrison
Jack
Tay- Se
Troop 72
Boy Scouts
Mitchell Family Visits Relatives Then Heads Abroad
New Haven residents Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell with their children visited Blanche Mitchell and other relatives this week. They will travel to Owensboro Kentucky to stay with Jonell’s parents while Jim proceeds to Thailand. Mrs. Charles Griffin hosted her sister Mrs. Donald Haverkamp for lunch last Wednesday. Mrs. Gates serves as Volunteer Director for Children’s Hospital. Mrs. Ethel Bauer remains hospitalized at Ft Hamilton Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
Blanche Mitchell
Owensboro
Jonell
Jim
Thailand
Charles Griffin
Donald Haverkamp
New Haven
Gates
Children’s Hospital
Miamitown Class And Awards Day Honors Students
Miamitown honors 6th grade student Victoria Weitz as Student of the Year during an awards ceremony led by Rev. Charles Richtmeyer. Staff and parents witnessed attendance, honor roll, and scholarship recognitions for K through 6th grade recipients from both Miamitown and Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Richtmeyer
United Miamitown Methodist Church
Crosby and
Miamitown
Miss Bassett
Fred Cianciolo
Crosby
Suzanne Armstrong
Kim Back
Scott Brown
Norma Donathan
Clinton Grubbs
Paula Lacker
Mike Parrott
Andrea Ulm
Pamela Barnes
Becky Burress
Steven Enneking
Robert Ferry
Kay Johnson
Jane Loos
Deborah Marshall
Eric Scherzinzer
James Steinert
Susan Bittner
Kenneth Greenwell
Sandra Knall
Don Loos
Richard Marshall
Colleen Murray
Jerry Parrott
Victoria Weitz
Pius Grace Baltrusch
Holly Beattie
William Bibee
Vannessa Carney
Terri Chaney
Deborah Dwelly
Mona Ellis
Sherry Fry
Kimberly Garrett
Gerry Gibbon
Sue Hamond
Marita Hugentobler
Lisa Johnson
James Jones
John Lang
Randal Marler
Steven Milton
Sharon Page
Luann Rosfelder
Glenda Smith
Jacqueline van Winkle
Denise Willis
Theresa Willis
James Searcy
Tilman L. Juett
Jones
Classified Ads in The Harrison Press Get Results
Local classified column urges readers to try ads in The Harrison Press for best results. Ad spots promise wide reach and quick responses from the community, with contact details and deadlines likely provided in the issue.
East Overpowers West in All Star Game at Nippert Stadium
The East outscored the West 359 to 276 in the annual All-Star game held at Nippert Stadium. Dennis Schultz earned standout status as starting center, with Jeff Kelly adding two tackles on defense. A new tie breaking rule was explained by Alan Rolfes of Harrison. The Harrison Peewees and teams from Moores Hill and Milan will play in the Harrison Invitational at Country Kitchen diamond this weekend. Cincinnati Reds host Chicago Cubs at Riverfront Stadium on July 8 with a record crowd likely to exceed 20,000 GE employees and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nippert Stadium
Dennis Schultz
Harrison Boys
Schultz
Jeff Kelly
Jerry Dean
Wildcat
Jerry
Alan Rolfes
Harrison
Peewees
Moores Hill
Milan
Cincinnati Reds
General Electric
Riverfront Stadium
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Tom Cooper
Westinghouse
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Vacation Bible School closes at Rockdale UMC
The Rockdale United Methodist Church closed its Vacation Bible School on Friday night with an average daily attendance of 53 over five days. The director, teachers, aides, pianist, and song leader received thanks. Fathers Day attendance and visits by families from Hamilton Rushville Homer Cincinnati and surrounding areas are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockdale
Rockdale U.M
Wm. H. Terry
Susan Terry
James
Timmy Terry
Billy F. Terry
Glenda
Darlene Terry
Elvis Gentry
Old Farm Smorgasbord
Hamilton
Edward Baugh
Leslie
Don Strimple
Don Turner
Rushville
Ind
Homer
Blanche Williams
Kenneth Morrical
Cincinnati
Anna
Alfred Williams
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V. P
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Whitewater Park
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Reee Church
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New Trenton Cycling News
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Ft. Hamilton Hospital
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Sheri Milton
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Neal Ramsey
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Karen Napier
Jeffrey Smith
Tommy Peak
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